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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

Ihs Biask huszsrf q. psrkxss. eB< of
the ess1 cf The sxsAslsfaons fseza Ia Ger
nasa eofaie operas. Il dsssn1s nezsssisliy
ga ths naRDnsf 81 is Fsn&szeg soF ia
laocesa. Ii as< be<n seea il GEaHa Rapids
tsios before lasl aight the Asczan oea-
pany producing Il 81 Powers axsl Wistsr.
s FatbsF ENTHUSIASTIC sudis1es eFsssee ths
Danlsp Opera Conpsny last even
ing and tas eaterisinzasnf sforast
al sr0and sss most ssfistsctery.
AF. Duniap's cfz2aizstion "a. of s1afss q
good oae. baG ths coxapsny depsads On tie
amusement afforded IA the humorous action
OF Tie opel - rather thsn its music. And ia
tie production at eolnic opera this II per-
isetly pToper. The Presentation lsss ssen-
ing vas upF0ar0usly funny, principally be
eaase harry Br0sn and Mr.. Walker chose
10 make il 80. Boththess gent!sfaen are hsg
] might term exaspsrstinsly h1slofous- IL
the hbretto does net serve their porposs
they have original speeches, ines aud bus
mess which they "hFe" into the opera lust
as tbey please. Mr.. Brown was, OF course.
. good Hsekenbseo aud Ar. Walker avery
funny pitfkow. IL Miss BsssIe Fsirbsirn
would only make Barbara wear wooden
shoes zs Cotgrelly did and kick up her
heeis-in fact abandon herself to the part
she would easily rival the great original.
Louise Pauliin sad Alice Johnson saug
we'll the Characters Of Hackenback's dsug-
tiers and were recalled for their Interpols-
tons. Mr.. DUNCAN is about the hand
soonest young tenor the local stage has seen
and he sings Frederick lCol. of the Black
Hussars) well. but be lacks the dash neces-
ssry To make hit in the part. The same
might be said of Mr.. Carlyle. bis compAn-
ion. The chorus is excellent all
through, the costumes particularly fine and
the opera was splendidly staged. Mr.. Dun-
laps organization. as q whole. Is unques-
tionably one OF the best now travelling. At
the matinee this afternoon the BLACK Hus-
sar" will be repeated, and this evening
Audran's tunefal and pretty Indiana"
will be given.
Manager GArw0Od returned yesterday
from a visit to his Peoples Theatre in
Toledo.
The second presentation of Frances
Bishops new play, "Gyp,' delighted a
numerous audience al Retnonds last
night. The play will be repeated this after
noon and evening.
This afternoon and evenings performance
Of Fun in a Boarding School" at The
Wonderland will close the enlargement OF
this exceptionally good comedy company.
Next week the doors of The Wonderland
will be closed, as the company booked have
failed to materialze, owing 10 the sudden
illness of one of the principal members of
the company, and the management being
unable TO fill in with anything but an In
ferior company, preferred to smut the doors
for one week only.
The advance sale for the Military Band
Concert at The Wonderland by the Wurz-
burg g. Bronson Band, has already been
large. and those desirous OF getting good
seats should secure them today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
THE DEFENSE ENDED
wtsY suNkY MORGAN -As 4 sEARo.
his stae1y bs<Ed askss zia ioek i1ks
1oaxh- hsbsts~i Asiassss b ths
Rrssseataea dodsS fhs C4<s
- sie - the Jsfs Wednesday.

RAvExsA. o. Oct zs.-AitAoaxh Nor
gsns attorneys k.cksd. THURSDAY nighl
against the order u TIE prosecution % ne
sasrLf shieA prevented The prlsonef from
being shaved. Bhnky appeared ia court
this sorniag with short sgab5y beard still
adjoining bis i4ce. This beard gives 70 TIE
pxisonsr's face = rough. hard appearance.
which Is act - aach nogioeable when his
facs 10 clesnlY sbsvsa. A greater portion
OF tie evidence taken today Mas Ia relation
- Robinson. cns 0f tue men arrested win
Morgan ana charged with being one OF the
rescueTs 0f NcNQnn on tie night that De-
tectivs Haliigsn was killed. Several Wit
nssses s.ore that Robinson MAS Ia Pitts
burg that night AZ dsncs-
The defense stated that their case ended.
aud the court adjourned Saturday will be
taken up largely 0y the prosecution Ia In
Producing rebuttal testimony.
Monday srxumenls vail begin. and they
will occupy the attention OF the court Till
Wednesday. when the case will be given 70
the jury. Thursday morning CO0ghlin' .
case will be called Ia all probability. and
the work OF securing = jury begun. Ihis
Is the programme as near as It can be got ~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

TIE ksssas hcwitng Mss Iarasa Al,
fe@4esSl PHILOSOPHERS.


Loxpoz, oeS. 2s.-The Eaeeslnes xAioh
have eeen psfEnitssd by tAs p0li1s - hs
held daily ia Trxfs,sss square s.1es last
Sandsy. haxs for ths moment abs p<lsnso
tie oFlgsDal eaa appsrentls 10 sele oslseG
II obtaining woEk ler lie gse1Bplsse< and
have emoFacsd henFy teores's thssr ss
villa ~ kreaE cath QssssEn as lAs eESae
ssincsa AZ dstAsssdlng ~oEk and bread :
leu esys ago. al EaesunE he'd tcosy
Rev Mr.. Heaisaa, who ostsinea sosss No
torleiy shors uns sso &s essH-
plon Of tie ballet IA opposition
- the clerical o0tcry sgginst that
species ot public performances. moved o
resolution demanding tic restoration OF tas
land 10 the people, ifom hoEe. hs declared,
II had beeu wFesged BY ksngs. and .. " A.
carried BY unshtnAoas vote 81 the vast
crowd present The resolution slss de-
manding equitable distribution of tie
wealth of the country among ths people
and this clause. more than asserting the
claims OF the people 10 the isnG, seemed -
renect the sentinent of the gstasring. A
large number Of ladies' connected with ~.
Matthews oniid were present and heartily
endorsed Hedlams resolution. The spiflt
OF violence which pervsaed the meetings
OF last week has entirely subsidized and the
sympathy which hss hitherto been Withheld
from the famisbec wfetcbes on account Of
their menacing attitude IL now being ex-
tended TO them from al sides.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
A Big Printing House Fails.

Chicago, Oct. 25.-The failure Of the ]. l..
Regain Printing Company was announced
last night. The concern is one of the largest
in the city. Late in the afternoon three judg-
ments by confession were entered in favor
Of tae Union Trust Company for $15444
and seven for James ]. West for S44, ,S73, or
a total of $50. SIT. 1t is expected receiver
will be appointed. The liabilities will
amount to Sl25 900 and the nominal assets
70 about $4,000. 1t is stated that the fail
ure is due TO recent losses amounting to
$50, 900 and through the failure Of the Bank.
ers Manual, an illustrated paper, J. L.
Regan, tried torun.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

-. sssss - -. ss~tss..-sses~&
IrSIsox. Oct. 28.--Thers are noticeable
APPEARANCES OF thrift in the village New
s5e-alks hsVs been laid and Mr.. Potter is
saiIdiax fne residences. The n0winz wells
on the commons in front Of Jeni sons
Roaring mills is a convenisoce appreciated
oy he driving public. The well has dow
iur capacity Of sbout thirty gallons Der
mfuute. Ths toO0.oo0 feet Ot pine logs
.aieh LnDzn Jeulsou bad m bis mill
xar,ls here Is nssriy exhausted and . new
.nooiv TOR the coming season viii hsvs %
ns drs-n from his pine weeds wsst OF here,
watch iasurrs plenty Of work and good
fimes for the cominx winter. The post
ofHoe ROBBERY OF Monday night q still a
mystery. No clue can ss found The
Dleasant .ocisl hops of lsst vintsr N which
80 many oily Grand Rspidians participated
I'LL undoubtedly bs resumed the coming Z
-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
TRAGEDY AID CRIME


AnrxsA. 0zs. z8.-Ahoat . eiock Fss'sf-
1.x .asruooa Dr. ssssa@a NsGt into Pm
Cro.s .a..soa - .as Jasx y Lara, saom hs
.as slEsnaing AL tsaaa hial iyisg ea as
saak IA 4 Dsek cooza el tas szioen. shiis
Csoas ~as lyisz o.. ia aosr - tns osf-
r1om. Ne nofiaesi The Authorities. aad Aa
examination dexsioped nat " Hass had
s.sa ssaG. ths baiist sntsfins above hiz
r4hf ssr sas gang clear tnxonsh 70 tas
oster side. shsfa Il loczsd ssainst tns
sxaiL Cross ssd been alt ca ths as.a aDefs
tas nsAt ear ~ sbs Bac2 ~ az az.
DR. Il. &. Daalop xss called, and D tfaFss
IA sBs.er o. q sion fs0a Ehe Goetor as
% so shos hinl. said. '-Snll. tfoss. When
x.xssf "a ang 9ns slss sss there namsied
s.,raslhinz hat Nss not andef stot,d aitd
then saak into unconselousnsss, IA ~aien
condition IA esmsined ontil 10 alsd a.
. 'c3ock tnis aloFsioz
CToss may recover. A man ~ent INTO ths
saloon a fs~ minutes 0si0fs seaiusa ssid
sas " hars on tns noof. Dat ehou<a. 1s
"a. asleep. 50 did not disturb aim. AT that
llass Cross sas nog Ga he door la ths bar
roon- The EilI sss found broken open, oet
uoshinx removed except tie revolver which
alssgs wzs IA H. and which is the one thai
Azd besn used ia the shooting.
IL . xno1a that the n1sa bad some quar-
rel ABOUT soels money msftof last Heapes-
dsy. and lt . supposed that this ls the end
iax of T. Oh2ra lad beam hsinx In LAST
saginaw for oar OF nte years, Asepin<
..lson unnl his 5pr1ng. hs szs worth
ss,-fal thousand dollars. One of the doc
Tor. s.ys Cross . sctiax and Il not burt 50
baals a. he tries fo make OUT some eiAin
tA4f a third party did The work. bat The
thF.ad does nos coGnsct clear enough 20
prove that
Ths theory that Cross Is nos much hurt
hardly noids water. aoseFer. as no Nas
tsk-n with as this morning snd began 20
vomiE blood. A. present he IS unconscious.
Tbs inagess on the fsfnains Of % Hara
s,.ns ma -of.rsf A. noon today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
FOUND IN Trs WATER.


- n5*t&Ef - '18-N" '-~e
A.. m. Road
sas. sssss - xss Ss1s.sss s1ss>s-
BALDwts, Mich. Oct. 2s.-As the log
runnsrs we're H.xing out the rack they
found a man 1nder the logs Part Of bis
clothing Vas On ana part faand aoAtlns on
,hs water before the body WA fonnd. The
ssdy vas brought TO Baldwin and o post
mortea sxHmination held Oae witness
testified that week ago wednesday be was
on the morning train from Ludinston, aud
ths msn wAs aging IN between the ties on
tie track The tram passed over him. and
=. raised Ep after the train was past
The train backed 4Rd took him on and let
him OF A. SiesFn's siding. and seven days
after he Was iound Ia the water near
siaaru's .. &C shi4s il called the Big Bend. -
A book sss ioand ia bis pocket with the
name Jersnais Lesouf and indicating that
be .as nom Canada aud sas 80 route 10
Point Ap sable. .fis had check tor Lud-
inxton and his frunk Was broughr down
solar. The body "a held here yes and .
party has xous 30 iookoysr the grounds.
some clothing and boots are missinz yet:
some srs OF ths opinion that there Is foul
play. Others thAE he was Temporarily insane
aud vas scciaently drowned The case
wsll be locked iBt6 thoroughly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
A FATAL EXPLOSION.
Two Men Killed, Two Badly and Two
Slightly Injured.

CLEVELAND, Oct. "a fatal explosion
occurred this afternoon at /. n. Toplifi7s
carriage mandatory, by which two men
were killed and several Others badly ia
iured. Chemicals were being mixed in the
japsnning room for the preparation CT the
paint used. when a huge boiler flied with
compounds, suddenly blew up with terrible
force. Several men were engaged in
the room aud its vicinity and a Wild stam-
pede was Immediately made for the outer
doors. The japanning room was soon in
flames. A squad of workmen had gathered
together in the meantime and search was
made ia the fast burning room for the in
iured and dead. Albert 5teinbrook, one OF
the japannsrs, was found terribly burned
and msngled to death. and Bohemian
laborer was discovered near the door, dead.
Two other men badly injured and another
slightly burned about The face. were alsp
found. The name of the Bohemian killed
is John z. Buchmer. The badly injured
are Frank Unger and Charles Sooma. The
slightly are John Rehor and Philip
Brachler.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

JAcxsos. Oct SIS four o'clock this
morning an sxtrs freight trs n on the
Michigan Central air line division. broke IN
tive Just souta of tie crossing OF the Lske
shore and Fort Wayne rossis. The ers-
gin--r backed up to the crossing snd tue
S.sarhas rsrs cane crushing into "a . fer-
w<rd ~rtsou. denotshlns i've cars loaded
wifh oar. and st0.se. Three roads ssrs
hiscksdssf unfl tnn' clock this morning.
No one wxs injured. bus tramp rss ssand
hnriArl IN TIE raf4
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

Great Enthusiasm WAen Jsn Davis
Kissed Ifs Eoids

NEw YoRK, Oct. 2ss-A Macon. Ga.
special says that when the Third Georgia
Confederate svsterans passed JEFF Davis
terday in review they waved = tattsred
battle flag. As Davis caught sight of the
EFFORT and kissed It's historic folds. With
the assistance OF Senator Colquitt he waved
the c0iors over the heads OF the crowds.
which were thrown into q ceiirium
of ecstacy by this extraordinary display.
The yelling kept up increasingly and IL wac
no; until il was announced that Davis de-
sired TO speak that tae exultant multitn de
could be induced 10 desist from shouting.
To add to the excitement OF the moment
Miss Winnie Davis stepped to the rafting
and tore strip from the old banner. which
she kissed and pinned 10 her bosom.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
Dr. Mcelyaa Not Rspeatinr.

ELxRA. N. y, Oct. 2S.-Dr. McGlyrn
lectursd here last evening on the land-tax
question, and in support of the United
LABOR State ticket. Yesterdays despatch
from Pittsourg Which stated that Rev.
Father Brennan, of Newark, n. Y, had
said that DR.. McGlynn was about to ask
The forgiveness OF the church and relnstate.
msnt. was shown to the doctor by re-
porter. DR.. McGlynn said: The despatch
Is most absurd and untrue from beginning
10 end How could l repent. when | am
not conscious of having committed any Of
fense7 You may say that d.. AcGlynn de-
clarss there is no truth in the story tele-
grzphsd from Pittsburg. and il the reporter
wss told sucn q story he was imposed
uponr
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 2s.-The proba-
bilities are that the strike among the shoe
makers will te prolonged for some time.
Both manufacturers and employees are de-
termined TO hold out. The refusal of the
Manufacturers Association TO confer with a
committee representing District Assembly
No. 20, because the latter were not all en-
ployes of Association shops. has made the
strikers feel bitter aud as evidence that they
will not give in. have inaugurated a moye-
ment to hold a series of entertainments 10
aid the locked-out men.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

New YORK. Oct. pa Paris dispatch TO
the Telegram states that while at the horse
drill today. a Lieutenant of the Third Cuiras-
siers, becoming enraged at the inability of a
young cuirassier to control his horse, or
dered the man 10 be tossed in blanket.
While this punishment was being inflicted
the blanket spit, and the victim tell to the
xround His skull was fractured, and he
died instantly. Owing to the indignation
caused by the affair. the Minister o. War
has prohibited blanket-tossing as punish
mept la the French army.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

Gsssid <n9 s>E. ss~saas Psss.@izs k<sgsa-
slbis los nls hesara

Sxx Yoax. 0et- zs- Dszkxkcf Attefnsy
Az<sins aud ala kassstsnt vsruen Davis. ts-
DAY exsa4iasi izto the sllsxsaoas IA ne
compiaiat u It's forsign ha.&eu of I'D
kaasas Fsei6s railroad STOCK. ssatnss
AsssFs. eoUid sna sage. thai tass a2AssppFo-
priatsd ss9oo10 worth u boads ct ihat
corporation. toEnssl sor Aessss. 1ooid
lRd sage caiisd Ca the District Asornsy
tnls afteFao0a znd bse@11s PERSONALLY r.
sponal1is Tor Goalds sppeaf49es @bsii
s4nle.A 80 tEsl hls uiP abroad sill aos Ds
inssrfeFsa vita. NJ 42rtine says fnaE
vale hs - at fally convinced of ths
cofrset8ess 0f the v.s~ taken ~ the COM
plstnts that ths statute u limitations can
Dsssr Apply Ia . case Of srsad i4Fceny IA
NikAhoidlax securities. YET be proposes -
Thoroughly tnwsstizals tie saoIsct. The
inqgiry slli oecupy several days.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
cousTEaFErTEas CAUGHT.


Mcsxxaos. Oct. 2s.-Deputy United States
Marshal Jacks arrested Timothy Collins
and 6eoFxs ExxlsstOn yesterday for making
and pasun. counterfeit scent pieces. They
lad q hssrnx shortly after wards before
Jamss Snow, nited States Court Conais-
sonsr. q. Chase Goodwin. OF Grand Rapids.
Dtstrfct Attorney, conducted the examina-
ton. which resulted IN both parties 0ein Z
boond over - the United states Court a.
0Fand Rapids. Timothy Collins was re-
ouinsd 10 furnish a bond Of 500 and Eg-
<e.fon $500. They havs until Monday TO
nrnish ne bonds and in default viii be
a eco % Oflicsr JACKS 70 tbs Grsad Rapids
iail. They ara stopping zoe the prdsent
vita SheriT Nelson. Faster Paris moulds
aud tools they used in running opposition
10 Uncls sam we're loand IN their posses
ncn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

LAKE MABAsAcooK, Ne, Oct. 2s.-The
race between Teemer and Gaudsur. for the
championship of the United States, which
was postponed yesterday afternoon on ac-
count of rough water. occurred this morn
ing. Both men were in good form. eau.
daur fseling so confident last night that he
said he mad as good chance of winning
this race as he ever did in his life He was
beaten this morning, however, Teemer win
ming with sufficient advantage 10 prove
him the better man. Tecmers time was
20:2S 3-5. Gaudaurs time was not taken.
He was half . mile behind and padded
home.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

HA,RrssuRe. Pa. Oct. 2S.-Sensationsl
dispatches sent abroad. that the local auth
critics in the region where the lstrikes are
nov on. have applied to Governor Beaver
for appointment of a large number OF
special policemen, have very slight founda-
ton. Fifteen collieries yesterday recon-
msnded The appointment OF but five such
policemen. on the groand that they were
needed, and under the law they were aD-
pointed by the Governor. These five are
for schuylsill, Luzerne and Carbon
rornfser
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
A BIG CIRCUS DEAL.
Bailey Buys the Interests of Hutchinson.
Cole and Cooper.

Nsw YoRx. Oct. 2a-James A. Bailey
has purchased the entire interest Of James
l.. Hstchinson. w. w. Cole aud J. T..
Cooper In the Barnum and London circus,
m managerie. hippodrome. etc The firm will
now be Bsrnum aud Bailey alone. No
movement of equal magnitude has ever
been accomplished in the circus business.
The .lAns OF Hutchinson, Cole and Cooper
cannot be learned, but one OF the trio Will
probably retire. Bailey was formerly
partner with Barnum. bul sold out his in
terest recently, on account, ii was supposed.
OF Ill health. He is rich Philadelphisn,
an old Snowman and daring manager.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

wAsNEeros. Oct. 2s.-Mr. West. British
Minister. has officially informed Secretary
Bsysrd Of the appointment Of himself. Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain. and Sir Charles Tup-
per a. British pienieotentisriss TO the ash-
cries csnference. Secrstary Bsysrd has sc-
knoviedg-d the receipt Of the note and in
formed Mr.. West that the President has
designated VIM. l. Putnam. James b.
ANGEL. and the Secretary 80 represent the
LRiled States In the coming oonfs,snce.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

Bill for Its hsyos2sisa fiisd bv Her
>tses., kos~fis batisF.

SEs Yozx, Oct. zs.--Rosalis Butler.
through Ter counsel. Joseph Choste. has
tied . petition for the revocation Of the
viii Of Mrs. cofnelis NJ Stewart. widow Of
Alsxsnder +. stewart Miss Butler asserts
tass the will Of Mrs stewart, dated july D.
1887, With eodiells appointing Henry iii.
not tbs riSinsi will, snd further declares
thAk said will vas obtained through fraud
aud undue innusnce on the part OF Judge
Hilton. Miss Butter IS daughter of
Louise G. Butler. dsceAsed. and niece Of
Mrs. stewart.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

CHrrKssE. Wyo. T. Oct. 2s.--Edward s.
Bryant, of Boston. a miner. while at work
IN shaft of the Silver Crown mine, was
killed yesterdayin singular manner. A high
wind blew n piece Of timber into the SHAFT,
and it struck Bryant. who was at work
seventy feet below. He died in two hours
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
Jehn r. Henry s Co.'S Creditor.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-A meeting Of credit
ors OF John +. Henry & Co.. druggists,
agreed today to accept settlements in fall
on basis of ten semi-annusl paymsnts Is
with interest. The liabilities aud $zl2 900.
actual assets $4,000. and valuable cen-
nections and trade marks which will nearly
or quite make up the denciency.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

BALTTsoRE Oct. 2s.-Ths Official axe OF
the Western Union fell this afternoon.
Twelve Baltimors & Ohio operators and
three CLERKS suffered decspitstion BY is
descent They were notified that their
services woalG be eispsnsed vithfsfter Nov
smber 10 Ssvcntsen 3. 4 o. men stiil re-
main in service. Feu Western b. a o.
circuits vees Transferred TO the Western
Union c3ics today
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

NEw YoRx. Oct. 2s.-New York sub
Treasurer Csnda now says that the amount
Henry NJ. Jackson cashier OF the SUBJ
Treasury Of WaIl-st., took with him is ex-
sctly $4,000. Jsckpon took the money last
Saturday. the dsv OF his departure. The
cash was csssfully examined on the 18th
and found correct On the 18th, when
Jackson was absent through illness, Canda
said the accounts were again examined and
no deficit found. On Monday morning
last the discovery was made and measures
were taken - intercept him. the default
meanwhile being kept secret.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
Bart.ey Campbell, Can Never Recover.

NKw YORK, Oct 2s.-Ths unsecured cred
itors OF BARLEY Campbell today accepted a
suggestion by A. NJ. Palmer TO accept 25
hoped the preferred creditors viii agree to
the same terms. Palmer says there is no
improvement in Csmpbsifs condition. Be
is less yiolent OF late but the decay of bis
brain proceeds steadily aud he can never
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

AtrxxA. ocf. ss-Detestivs Geo. Jones
vent ~ he nsw isil yesterday afternoon.
sna took hald sf large iron door ~ swing
il epsn. hut Il hst not hesn hung and it
cane ems of tie frame. crushing Jones 80
TIE dsor He hat presence of mind enough.
hc~ever to resist With al Ms strength.
thas saving his iite. bat Il caushs bis egs
ard he : hadiy crushed. The deer weighs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
DETERMINED TO STRIKE.

The job Printers Action on the Nine
Hour Question
CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-At meeting last night
of the Typographical Union, the result of
the ballot taken yesterday on the nine-hour
question in job printing Offices was an
nounced TO be 2S3 for strike on November /,
TO 46 against it. Therefore unless employ
ing printers agree 10 the nine-hour law, all
job printers in Chicago will quit work next
Tuesday. kilograms have been received
from ST. Louis. Denver. Cincinnati, Louis
vile and Detroit, announcing that job
printers in those cities will follow the action
OF the Chicago printers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

Howxr5. Nicb. Oct 1s--Ats o'slock he
iury n he Waite murder trial vers sail
ont. tAsir deliberations having then lasted
sboaf 6ftT-two hours. Is = thougst this
sfsernocu that they sfsnzd eleven s1r coz
xfcticn to one ier se1uittsi The ira pres-
..nu prevails tbst the secusei VII bs f8und
rusIfr
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

Nsw Yosx. Oct sit ~ss reported
thi. svsning that Jay Gould had been ar
rested on . bench warrant issusd On sppli-
cssion Of an attorney for The foreign Kansas
Pacific bondhoider. Another rumor pre-
vssled that though = warrant hsd besn
issued Il hsd not been served o. Gould who
ws. said 10 have gone down the bsy on a
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

PHiLApxEPHIs. Oct. 2S.--Col. @. g. Fisher,
sx-ConsuI 20 smyrna Who arrived here on
the steamer Lord Cough. With two cases Of
wins. one intepded for Presidents Cleveland
aud the other for Secrssary Bagsrd. has
besn compelled 20 par the us1A dnty on
ths vines. fs wss thought that these cases
roald be admitted free. bot Surveyor
Campbell decided that It must be paid
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

oxAss. Neh.. Oct. 2S-An the sutiainSs
on the Douglass County Fair Groands
north of he city. we're destroyed BY Ere
this afternoon. csasinz loss of IS coo, in
sursnee. sIsoc0- Tie Ers - belie~sd -
haVe bsen started IA dry grsss On TIE
ground br spsrk from locomotive.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

|. LAScssTrR Pa. oct. 2s.--ThrOugh col
Esion Of two freight trains on the Pennsyl
vsnis Raiirosd near Glenloek this after
noon William Steadsn. of Columbus. A.
engineer. was probsbIy fatally injured ard
Joseph Dennison, OF Coiams1s . fireman
vas BADLY hnrt. One locomotive and 81
cars we're badly wrecked.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

DrBtrx. oet. 2s--wigfrsd Blnnt Who vss
arrested a. woodEord. sandaE, for speaking
ss . procssamrd meeting. wss found
guilty of v.siating the Irish erinass sct snS
sentenced % to moatks imp7ison nseat
Notice ~ sppeal from TIE vsrdict vas gwen
By 80 descendants couasei.